Which of the following is not an example of a normal homeostatic event
a. sweating when hot
b. shivering when cold
c. decreased insulin production after eating a meal
d. body temperature of 98.6f degrees when in the environment is less than 75.0f degrees

Body temperature of 98.6F degrees when in the environment is less than 75.0F degrees is not a normal homeostatic event.

Option D

Explanation:

Homeostasis is the process of controlling the internal environment of the body. It is a form of physical and chemical that is maintained by living systems. This equipoise prerequisite for the optimal body function that includes body temperature and moisture balance. These should be kept within certain limits to maintain a constant internal habitat with every cells that needs to survive with the help of oxygen, glucose and minerals.

For the well-being of individual cells and the whole body, it is necessary to pre-set limits and these components are considered as the normal homeostatic event that could transpire. When our body temperature is 98.6F degrees while we are in the environment of less than 75.0F degrees, it is said to be not a normal homeostatic event.